BUSINESS

To win the World Cup you need a business plan and England doesn't have one

Brent and WTI contracts for August down 1.3%.

Without staying previous judgement, Argentina cannot promptly make its due payments.

With Glasto in full swing, IBTimes UK looks at how RFID wristbands are changing the festival landscape.

The Economist Intelligence Unit says senior executives rank skillset above having a degree.

The Royal Bank of Scotland and NatWest been hit with rounds of IT glitches over the last year.

China has imported 407 tonnes of gold from Hong Kong since the beginning of 2014.

China yuan headed to end second consecutive month stronger against dollarl.

Russia's deputy foreign minister warns of 'grave consequences' to trade deal.

Supermarket chain says jobs will be created across the board and will include new store roles at all levels.

The Competitions and Markets Authority has upheld its ban on Eurotunnel's ferry service.

Consumer spending to remain among biggest drivers of UK's economic recovery.

Banker's Umbrella goes through 30 pages of the lawsuit so you don't have to

The three have set the wheels in motion to eventually join the EU.

A report has found men will earn £1m by 51, while women will have to wait until they're 70.

Karpeles told WSJ that he doesn't believe more lost bitcoins will be found.

New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman filed a securities fraud lawsuit against Barclays on 26 June

Combat rescue helicopter deal could eventually be worth about $7.9bn.

Glencore was accused of paying zero taxes despite making billions in profits from Australia.

The FTSE 100 firm employs 350,000 people across the globe and owns the Holiday Inn chain

Impending share sale could value Chinese firm upwards of $200bn.

British pound weak against most major currencies ahead of UK gross domestic output data.

New York Attorney General Eric Schneiderman is suing the bank for securities fraud.

Japan's sales tax hike in April resulted in high prices for goods.

Regulator leaked details of an investigation to newspaper, causing plunge in insurance share prices.

Exclusive: Santander UK's HR chief says applications remain high among young people.

The Guinness and Bailey brand maker 's recruitment chief says the group is still investing in talent.

US could export some 750,000 bpd of slightly-refined light crude oil August onwards.

Peter Sands, CEO at Standard Chartered responded to questions on a media call.